2018
DOI: 10.1051/epjconf/201817001007
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The PADME Detector

Abstract: Abstract-The PADME experiment, by using the positron beam of the Frascati laboratory, aims at searching for signals of a dark photon, A . It will evaluate the final state missing mass of the process e + e − → A γ by knowing the beam energy and measuring the four-momentum of the ordinary recoil photon. The precise determination of this quantity, and the capability to reject background events, are the key points for the success of the experiment. In this paper a description of each component of the PADME detecto… Show more

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“…The targeting type places the pixel sensor facing the incoming beam. The particles in the beam penetrate the pixel sensor and generate charges collected by the electrodes [9]. Generally, the targeting type has rigorous demands on the radiation hardening, and in most cases the incoming particles are light-weighted, because the deposition of heavy ions will cause the malfunction of the sensor.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The targeting type places the pixel sensor facing the incoming beam. The particles in the beam penetrate the pixel sensor and generate charges collected by the electrodes [9]. Generally, the targeting type has rigorous demands on the radiation hardening, and in most cases the incoming particles are light-weighted, because the deposition of heavy ions will cause the malfunction of the sensor.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%